JorgeAmVF

autometa is a complete plugin that uses the following shortcodes:
<ul>
<li><code>[titul]</code> = to reproduce the publication title;</li>
<li><code>[titulink]</code> = to reproduce the publication link;</li>
<li><code>[autua]</code> = to reproduce the author name;</li>
<li><code>[autualink]</code> = to reproduce the author link;</li>
<li><code>[autuaguest]</code> = to reproduce the guest link;</li>
<li><code>[dated]</code> = to reproduce the publication date;</li>
<li><code>[urlug]</code> = to reproduce the URL slug;</li>
<li><code>[urlink]</code> = to reproduce the URL permalink;</li>
<li><code>[urlinked]</code> = to reproduce the URL link;</li>
<li><code>[thumb]</code> = to reproduce the featured image;</li>
<li><code>[sumus]</code> = to reproduce the publication excerpt;</li>
<li><code>[cats]</code> = to reproduce post categories;</li>
<li><code>[tags]</code> = to reproduce post tags;</li>
<li><code>[catag]</code> = to generate a post taxonomies cloud;</li>
<li><code>[pfcats]</code> = to reproduce portfolio categories;</li>
<li><code>[pfatts]</code> = to reproduce portfolio attributes;</li>
<li><code>[folio]</code> = to generate a portfolio taxonomies cloud;</li>
<li><code>[woocats]</code> = to reproduce product categories;</li>
<li><code>[wootags]</code> = to reproduce product tags;</li>
<li><code>[woodo]</code> = to generate a product taxonomies cloud;</li>
<li><code>[tagcloud]</code> = to generate a full mixed taxonomies cloud;</li>
<li><code>[cloud]</code> = to generate a mixed taxonomies cloud;</li>
<li><code>[ments]</code> = to reproduce all comments;</li>
<li><code>[recents]</code> = to reproduce recents comments;</li>
<li><code>[forma]</code> = to generate a comment form;</li>
<li><code>[loupe]</code> = to generate a search form;</li>
<li><code>[nowon]</code> = to generate the current time;</li>
<li><code>[nowadays]</code> = to generate the current date.</li>
</ul>
autometa is a shortcode pack composed by standalone components: <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/titul/" rel="ugc">TITUL</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/autua/" rel="ugc">AUTUA</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/dated/" rel="ugc">DATED</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/urlug/" rel="ugc">URLUG</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/thumb/" rel="ugc">THUMB</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/sumus/" rel="ugc">SUMUS</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/catag/" rel="ugc">CATAG</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/folio/" rel="ugc">FOLIO</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/woodo/" rel="ugc">WOODO</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/ments/" rel="ugc">MENTS</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/forma/" rel="ugc">FORMA</a>, <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/nowon/" rel="ugc">NOWON</a>.

autometa

It reproduces metadata information and it generates taxonomy clouds and comment and search forms to publications simply via shortcodes.

Publishes posts with specific tags and/or categories to blogger.com using the Zend gdata api.
When active, this plugin publishes posts that you write or edit to blogger.com. It is designed 
to allow you to pick a set of categories, and / or tags that will be published to a remote blog.
I use this to publish blog on blogger.com that has only posts about the same topic on it. This is 
ideal for me because I want to keep my main wordpress blog private, and low traffic, but still only 
write my blog in one place, and keep a copy of all my posts on word press.
Blogger.com provides and API using Google’s gdata protocol, this plugin publishes via the gdata php 
library provided by the Zend framework. It uses your google username and password to authenticate.

Blogger.com publisher

Publishes posts with specific tags and/or categories to blogger.com using the Zend gdata api.

autometa vs Blogger.com publisher